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Electric kettles are the perfect appliance for anyone who loves their tea or
coffee. In this presentation, we'll explore how electric kettles work, their
advantages and disadvantages, and what features to consider when buying
one.
by SHUBHAM KAMBLE
How an electric kettle works
An electric kettle consists of a heating element that heats the water, a base that houses the heating
element, and a power cord that is plugged into an electrical socket. Once water is poured into the kettle,
it completes the electrical circuit, and the heating element heats up the water to the desired temperature.
The kettle then switches off automatically, and you can pour out the hot water.
Precision Convenienc
e
Many electric kettles have temperature Electric kettles are easy to use and most
controls that allow you to get the perfect models have automatic shut-off to prevent
brewing temperature for your tea or coffee. overheating and boiling over.
Disadvantages of using an electric
kettle
While electric kettles have many advantages, there are also some disadvantages to
consider.
Cost
Electric kettles can be more expensive
Capacity
M ost electric kettles have a smaller
than stove-top kettles. capacity than stove-top kettles.
Nois Maintenance
y
Some electric kettles can be quite noisy Electric kettles need to be descaled
when heating up, which can be a nuisance regularly to prevent buildup of mineral
in small households. deposits and to keep them working
efficiently.
Features to consider when
buying an electric kettle
There are several features to consider when choosing an electric kettle. Here are some of the most
important ones to keep in mind: